good morning to you, take a live look at the golden gate bridge, a great start and a cool start to this saturday morning. i'm kris sanchez. you might get extra close and cuddly with your mom tomorrow, because the forecast is chilly. >> it will be perfect for extra blanket weather, or we would say winter clothing weather. you're not going to be able to really enjoy the sunshine. the sun will be out at times, but you can see lots of low clouds and the mist with those low clouds in concord a couple of locations in the 50s. even livermore with pretty good breeze. partly cloudy skies, southwest wind at 17, san jose, a little bit of an exception, but cool at 49 degrees. here you go hour by hour with today's forecast, i think we're going to have some 70s around fairfield and santa rosa.

cooling quickly towards this evening, leading us toward's a mother's day forecast today. we'll let you know what you can expect for your weekend plans coming up in a few minutes. new this morning, san jose police dispatchers say two people are unconscious and not breathing and another person is injured after an apparent triple shooting in san jose. it happened just before 5:00 this morning at mt. rush more and mt. prieta drive. police are not sure yet what happened so they're not releasing any suspect information. this morning surgery is on hold for brian stow, the giants fan who remains in a coma in l.a. after a beating at dodgers stadium more than a month ago. stow's family posted that overnight upsight on the website support for brian stow. stow is still in an l.a. hospital. snow's family says doctors are continuing to lower one medication at a time very

slowly. doctors had planned to operate yesterday to put a shunt in to alleviate fluid buildup in his brain. more police are on patrol after cinco de mayo revellers got destructive. as "today in the bay" reports, local business owners are concerned that the trouble will continue through the weekend. >> blanca says she's concerned about her buzz after she saw a crowd start throwing rocks at the windows of a store across the street. >> worrying about if they're going to break any windows. no, no, i will take care of my business tonight. >> she's worried the cinco de mayo weekend may bring more trouble, so she plans on guarding her business from the rooftop patio. >> they won't throw it, trust me, they saw me so they crossed the street over. so they know me. >> san jose police arrested seven people on cinco de mayo night.

officers were kept busy moving crowds, sometimes numbering in the hundreds away from downtown. >> come and do nit a good, safe, wholesome way. >> if you come here to make trouble, we're going to be ready for you and you're going to jail. >> blanca says she loves living and working on the east side of san jose. >> they don't understand the mexican and american community. they represent gay related. they're not representing the mexican american community. because we're not like that, my kids are not like that. >> now police are also keeping an eye on the area of king and story in san jose where one person was stabbed at the height of thursday's disturbance. a police officer faces a number of felony charges in connection with the alleged

dirty cop scandal in contra costa county. prosecutors say lombard did used one of his confidential informants to help sell more than 1,200 ecstasy pills and marijuana. he's accused of helping to make a plan to take drugs from police evidence lockers and sell them on the streets. a superior court judge will allow a suspected serial killer to defend himself in trial. 77-year-old joseph naso is accused of killing four women in the san jose area in the 1970s. now to the death of osama bin laden and new video from inside the house the night of the raid in pakistan. >> we killed him.

>> that was the vice president joe biden on sunday telling former presidents bush and clinton that bin laden was killed. in the new video, it also shows are clip of president obama congratulating lead advisors and these new pictures are from inside bin laden's compound in pakistan. intelligence officials in abbottabad says the compound is now clean washed of all evidence of sunday night's killing. bin laden was far from being retired and was still the operational leader of al qaeda. inside the compound they found details of terror plots from around the world. this morning's nbc's ann curry is on the ground in pakistan with reaction from al qaeda. >> coordinated protests announcing the u.s. raid that killed osama bin laden struck multiple cities in pakistan today. as al qaeda reacted for the first time, threatening americans on its official media website. quote, soon with god's help, we shall flip their celebrations into sorrow and their blood

shall mix with their tears. >> in al qaeda's language, soon could be anything from the next three days to the next three years. it's very difficult to know and it's important to emphasize that al qaeda uses this language whether or not they actually have an attack in store. >> these images are the newest from inside bin laden's compound where u.s. intelligence officials tell nbc bin laden was far from retired and was in fact still al qaeda's operational leader. u.s. intelligence also tells nbc news, quote, a lot of video as well as details of plots around the world and associates were found. local intelligence officials in abbottabad say the compound is now cleansed, washed of all evidence and sealed. there are reports that pakistani security has as many as three of bin laden's wives in custody, now under interrogation. the cia has asked pakistani officials for access to the

wives, especially to amal, bin laden's last and favorite wife. amal was known to be devoted to bin laden and was in the room when her husband died. and amal has reportedly told investigators that bin laden and his family had been living in the abbottabad compound for the past five years. a. >> and that was anne curry reports. al qaeda also says it will soon release a voice message from bin laden which it claims was made a week before his death. much more ahead on "today in the bay," tsunami and earthquake survivors in japan, fortunate enough to get out are now hoping to return home.

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hope. >> i came here to raise money. >> reporter: and in two months, she raised $7,000 to send to the tsunami victims in japan. >> in japan, people are still look for the missing bodies. >> reporter: we met her at the airport two days after the disaster hit. she brought her two daughters with her from tokyo because she was worried about their safety. >> we need help still. >> reporter: her husband arrived here last week to take his family back home. he says the situation is still overwhelming. there are still strong aftershocks and people are worried;1w >> we j'23,000 what's next. so we're wh about how to take care of the victims. >> reporter: the death toll is now close to 23,000. there are hundreds of orphans, including this 4-year-old girl whose family was swept away by

giant waves right before her eyes. miraculously, she survived. she is still waiting for them to return. the local newspaper shows her writing a letter to her mother. >> i writing a letter to her mother. >> i is a family raising money for tsunami victims at her school. she says people are forgetting about japan. >> i have noticed that in our fundraising efforts, less people are donating because it's just kind of slipped their minds just like a lot of other events. they remember for the first week or two, but they just go on with their lives and forget about the people who are still suffering over it. much more ahead coming up on "today in the bay," still to come, a band-aid for pain at the pump. the good news and the bad news about the price per gallon just

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that stay away some drizzle for early tomorrow that as we head into the afternoon, partly cloudy skies, a few hill top showers possible. at this point it looks like it's going to aim in on the sierra and clear skies on monday. we're looking at 60s and i think maybe still some low 70s inland, but you're going to have to move pretty far away from the inner bay to see those warmer temperatures, otherwise 50 to low 60s around san francisco, and coast cool for the giants game which stay-í here. coolqg and!t bre 6:00 tonight, tomorrow mother's day plans, sweatshirts and jackets and kind of huddling together to stay there. a little cool and breezy but turning a little bit warmer for the middle part of the week. nothing ruining mom's day, but not as warm. >> breakfast in bed, the weather doesn't need to cooperate.

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this game is over? >> cody ross for the victory, it was a spectacular come from behind wind. the giants get four unanswered runs, 4-3. also the a's beat the royals in kansas city 3-2. playoff in detroit last night. the sharks are racing a three-gold deficit. darrin helms scores to get the lead. this means game five is on tomorrow night at the shark tank. if the games win tomorrow, they win the series. and all of the back and forth with the nfl lockout begs the question what happens to the 49ers and to the raiders?

just like all of the other teams, they cannot practice or even show up to their headquarters because of the ongoing lockout. so they're holding secret practic practices organized by the players themselves. we can't tell you where we shot this video for security reasons, but we can tell you that we spotted alex smith, patrick willis and others showing up. the players are also getting together on their own outside the lockout. a pioneering legend of golf has passed away after a long battle with cancer. ballesteros died in spain. he made his professional debut in golf at the age of 19 and he was also one of the original members of the european ryder cup team.

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good morning to you, take a live look at oakland, a very gray start to this may 7th morning, hope you can pull the blankets up to your chin just a little bit farther this morning. thanks so much for joining us, we have the forecast and that picture is not going to change by tomorrow, is it? >> you got the blanket of low clouds and some drizzle. you're waking up to this morning a little bit of sun breaking through san jose. 50 degrees, southeast wind at 5 miles an hour. there you see oakland, 52. look at the wind, southwest at 15. san francisco it's windy with occasional sunshine now if you're going to head out to the giants game. you can catch the game coming up tonight at 6:00. some drizzle this morning at

times, partly cloudy skies, cool temperatures, we're talking mainly 60s to low 70s in the warmest places inland. we'll talk about that plus some interesting baseball facts that relate to the internet. >> clouds are not back for everybody. >> that's true. new this morning, san jose police dispatchers say two people are unconscious and not breathing, another person is injured after an apparent triple shooting in san jose. our crew is live at the scene as police are putting up more crime scene tape around the area. this happened just before 5:00 this morning at mt. rushmore and mt. prieta drives in san jose. right now police are still sorting out what happened. but as you can see from the picture here t crime scene investigators are showing up on the scene and it is a residential area there in san jose this morning. police are not releasing any suspect information, they're still working the case, however

as soon as they give us more details, we will pass them along to you all morning long. there were no arrests last night and police say the crowds were under control. cinco de mayo night, thursday night very different story. festivities took an ugly turn with vandalism, fights and bottle throwing, javier campos says he doesn't mind a crowd looking to have fun, but trouble will not be tolerateded. >> if you come here to make trouble, we're going to be ready for you and you're going to jail. >> police have increase patrols through the weekend, business owners say the folks who made the trouble don't represent the mexican american community. i think a lot of folks would agree. and we are still learning more about the raid that killed osama bin laden and what was found in the terror leaders hideout. also al qaeda has officially confirmed bin laden's death and

a potential threat to all of us. these images are the newest from inside bin laden's compound where u.s. intelligence officials say he was far from retired. in fact they believe he was still al qaeda's operational leader. u.s. officials also reveal, quote, a lot of video as well as details of plots from around the world and associates were found there as well. meantime al qaeda reacted to bin laden's death for the first time threatening an imminent attack. >> in al qaeda's language, soon could be anything from the next three days to the next three years. it's very difficult to know and it's important to emphasize that al qaeda uses this language whether or not they actually have an attack in store. >> now it is believed that bin laden had been living at that compound for the last five years. this morning cities and towns along the mississippi river are bracing for major flooding in the coming days. farm land and some neighborhoods have already been flooded and now the concern is that the worst is still to come.

nbc's jay gray reports from memphis. >> there's a sense of apprehension rising almost as fast as the water here. >> i have never been in nothing like this. this is all new to me. >> karen's backyard has already been swallowed by the floodwaters. >> i've got to wait until the water goes down to see what we can do. >> forecasters say the water will just continue to climb. >> 46.5, 7:00 p.m. on may the 8th, 47.1. >> it's already high enough that a section of the mississippi has been closed to barge traffic because wakes from the ships are pushing over floodwalls and into communities along the river. >> when you close the mississippi river, it has an impact on the economy nationwide. >> the impact is much more immediate on businesses and neighborhoods like these, already under water. >> we're looking at the highest flood level since 1937 in most

places. some people call this a flood of epic proportions and i think that's probably accurate. >> and perhaps the hardest part of all this is that it's only going to get worse. jay gray, nbc news, memphis. and still to come on "today in the bay," running for the roses, we introduce you to the

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at the kentucky derby. and police still on the scene of a deadly shooting in san jose near mt. rushmore and mt. prieta drives. we are hoping to get some details so we can pass them along to you. it was a residential area, there was one person who was injured and several others who were unconscious and not breathing, although police will not confirm that they died at the scene. does a police officer have

the power to order your car impounded and towed even if there's another driver licensed and ready to take your car? here's the story of a family who claim their car was towed illegally and their legal challenge has changed the way now police operate. >> reporter: june 27, 2010. lupe and her family are heading through mountain view on their way to sunday brunch when a mountain view officer pulls them over near this intersection. the police report shows the stop was for a nonworking taillight and modified exhaust pipe. >> he just told him to get out of the truck. >> reporter: lupe says the officer immediately asked the driver, her boyfriend, if he was in a gang. her boyfriend was arrested for driving without a license, but lupe says when the officer ordered her and her sister out of the car along with their four young children, things went south. >> they didn't check my papers, they didn't look at them or

anything. to see if i was the owner of the car or anything. >> did they look at your license? >> huh-uh, no. >> reporter: she says within minutes a tow truck arrived and took her car to an impound lot where it stayed for 30 days and cost $2,000 to pick up the car. that's when lupe sought help. >> this officer was the person that caused the taxpayers of mountain view to cough up $15,000. >> the attorney represented lupe for free because he says it was a case of an officer acting badly. >> even though my client provided registration and provided a license and said i could take this vehicle home, that was when he crossed the line. the law on this situation is very, very clear. it's called a community care taking function. that's the only reason a police officer can impound and toe your vehicle. >> basically what that means is that in most cases an officer

can only order your car to be towed and impounded if it poses a danger to other drivers, for example if it's blocking a road. but if your car is parked in a safe and legal spot or you can have someone else safely move it, then your car is protected from being towed. the family claims that when the cops took their car, they violated their fourth amendment rights. >> it was illegal, it wassism proper. >> while the police do not admit wrong doing in this case, they did settle with lupe for $15,000 and they sent this memo to officers telling when toeing a vehicle is proper. it says the vehicle should be released to another driver at the scene. the officers may impound the car of any driver who has previously been cited for driving without a license. it doesn't tell officers to stop towing cars, but -- >> they stopped towing cars. >> jeff owns one of five

companies towing companies for san jose pd. >> we're talking tens of thousands of dollars, yes. >> reporter: does that mean officers were calling for too many tows in the first place? the city declined our request for an oncamera interview. we do know that mountain view took in $85,000 in tow fees, that's up from $72,000 in 2009 and nearly double what it was before. >> unless your car is disabled completely, they don't seem to be towing any cars. >> towing in nearby cities has also gone down drastically. he worries it's creating a public safety risk. >> i think any officers i talked to are frustrated i think is the best term in that they know that this same car is back on the road. >> lupe stands by her charge ll saying people should know about their rights and speak up when they're wrong.

>> i don't care about the money, i just want them not to treat people like that. >> the city of mountain view said that in the first four months of this year there's been 85% fewer tows, but they insist officers were acting in corns with previous polities. it's clear that this polics i making a dent in the number of tow calls. up fora

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it's cloudy outside, maybe not the best day for baseball, depending on who you are, pitchers or hitters. >> you weather guys have an interesting way of looking at just about almost anything. there are thousands of games that researchers looked at from the american meteorological society. 1987 to 2002. and you guys found out there's definitely an advantage. >> statistics, baseball's all about statistics and they looked at 10,000 games and said here's the numbers they came up, with cloudy versus sunny, as you're about to see with some of these numbers. you can see that cloudy skies are better for batting and fe t fielding. it's tougher if you're not familiar with the ballpark and the glare on the baseball makes it better for pitchers to strike out batters. the strikeouts higher on sunny days than on cloudy days. now here's a statistic that actually jumps out the most, for your home team on a sunny day, you'll win 56% of the time.

the visitor only 44%, compared to 52%, almost 50/50 on a cloudy day, but a higher advantage relatively speaking on a sunny day. so you would want the sunny days if you're the home team. >> well, i don't know, you also want big hitting, so if you're a fan, you want to root for clouds. >> in that case we start talking about places like chorus field that have the lower atmosphere and other things. the wind resistance also comes into play. for us we would want that sunny day to get in the home team with the giants. our temperatures this morning, they have been fairly cool. we have had the winds, i think around first pitch, we could be in the 50s today and we will see partly cloudy skies heading on into tonight. temperatures this morning, we have got 40sz and 50s outside. that is a good, healthy sea breeze, no real worries about rain, other than the fact we do have some drizzle. but the sierra, that's where the

interesting weather is going to be to wrap up the weekend today, near 60 degrees in the high country. but tomorrow, if your mother's day plans include sierra locations, look out for snow near 5,000 feet, but back to the bay area, i don't think we're going to see anything like a washout for tomorrow. but we'll certainly see some cooler temperatures and maybe a stray shower or two. we may get more drizzle tomorrow morning and kind of a cool finish to the upcoming weekend. high temperatures quite a bit cooler than the last couple of days. we'll see temps close to 60 in around san francisco. and you can in. those numbers ay, running an. those numbers lot cooler. 60s and 70s today, so windy and cooler today, we're going to get the clouds filling on in. as we get the clouds tonight, and cool mother's day for now, a business breezy and we'll see that all those showers stay off to the east of us.

if you're heading to the sierra, we're talking snow this time tomorrow and then to monday in the high country. >> i wonder how many moms get ski gear for mother's day. >> or have been able to. it's been a strange spring so far. >> you can watch the giants tonight here on nbc. imagine accomplishing one of your biggest career goals at the ripe old age of 23. that's the case of one jockey ni woman t race. she will run for the roses on louisiana derby winner pachnts fire. riding comes naturally for the woman who won her first race at the age of 7. she is pinching herself just a little bit. >> riding the derby is something i only hoped to ever do, so it's

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stolen property. the woodland view is now littered with all kinds of stuff. >> you know, i didn't notice a thing. >> reporter: 41-year-old lee crago moved into the foreclosure with a pregnant woman and a child. they showed up in april with a truckload of stuff. they thought a new family was moving in. a remax real estate agent was checking on the property once a week. when she stopped by april 29, crago and his family had moved in. >> it's surprising, you can see it's a nice kind of sleepy neighborhood, you don't expect that. >> police found they found two van loads of stolen property from at least ten burglaries. they believe the goods were stolen from oakland, pete monday, berkeley and kensington. they believe the squatters are gone but they are wondering why

a pregnant woman and a child were involved with crago. >> that's kind of a perfect front, you wouldn't suspect that kind of a family. on the other hand, you're thinking has the economy gotten that bad that people are resorting to this kind of desperation. so there's a tinge of sympathy there. >> we still have more on "today in the bay" coming up. our pet of the week is here, how you can give spot a loving home. and let me tell you, he's a playful one.

? this morning our special guest from pets in need are here. this is pat with a spot who is a little d big dog trapped in a little dog's body. >> he's a rat terrier mix, emphasis on the terrier part.

he's a fabulous puppy, he can already sit and down. >> and his favorite toy is the tail of his monkey. >> yes, it is. >> he's a chihuahua-rat terrier mix. you guys are having a whole chihuahua event for the month of may? >> we're celebrating chihuahua de myo. >> if you were ever considering, if they don't take much to maintain once you have them. they won't eat you out of house and home, right? >> no, they won't. and an interesting fact, chihuahuas are, their brain size is the largest brain size comparable to their physical size in any other dog breed. >> and that's why they have this little apple head. >> if you want to know about chihuahua de mayo, pets in

need.org is where you can find more information. thank you for joining us today and it was great having you, we will see you back here tomorrow.